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Re: A question about filling the lift-all
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Posted by john d on April 05, 2002 at 05:00:19 from (152.163.197.182):
In Reply to: A question about filling the lift-all posted by Slappy on April 05, 2002 at 04:03:59:
Yes, no, maybe.... The liftall holds 6 quarts, and that's by itself, with nothing hooked to it. It'll run fine with 4 or 5 (or even 3) quarts it it, as it would have when you extend a couple of cylinders. It'll also run fine if it's got an extra quart in it! I've got a loader on my M that must come pretty close to emptying the lift-all on that tractor when it's totally extended. If it gets to the point where it won't fully extend, I add a quart or two. My M has no dipstick, but I'd bet it's a little over-full when the loader is down. Those old units are simple, rugged, dependable, and very forgiving!
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